Modern defence projects invest huge effort in defining what a platform should do on day one. Range, protection, payload and sensors are all examined in fine detail. Yet the real challenge begins after entry into service. Years of training, deployments, climate extremes and upgrades test whether that equipment can be kept safe, available and affordable
Unplanned downtime quietly competes with every defence objective you set. It drains missions, budget and trust. Quorum’s availability-first ILS planning keeps fleets ready when it matters most.
Compliance often shows up in defence projects as forms, evidence logs and audit trails
Modern defence programmes rarely fail overnight. Instead, small changes build up over time.
Supportability analysis makes sure systems and products are easy to maintain, reliable, and ready for long-term use.
Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) is often seen as a process-heavy task, checklists, compliance and data. But at its heart, it is about people.
At Quorum, we believe that training should never be a tick-box exercise. It should build confidence, strengthen relationships and give people the tools to deliver results that matter.
Struggling to find consultants who understand both the demands of military service and the detail of Engineering Support? Many firms offer one or the other, but defence projects need both to succeed.
Complex systems and products often require more than a transactional supplier. It requires a partner who can share responsibility, anticipate challenges and stay committed throughout the system’s lifecycle.
Defence projects involve complex systems and products, hazardous materials and strict regulations.
Every ship has a final berth, a place where it ends its active life and begins the process of Disposal. Disposal Planning is the careful preparation needed to ensure this stage happens smoothly, safely and without surprise costs.
Supportability analysis makes sure systems and products are easy to maintain, reliable, and ready for long-term use.
Defence systems are full of complex parts, some big, some small, all expected to work when needed. But what happens when one piece breaks or becomes outdated?
Supportability analysis makes sure systems and products are easy to maintain, reliable, and ready for long-term use.
Supportability analysis makes sure systems and products are easy to maintain, reliable, and ready for long-term use.
Supportability analysis makes sure systems and products are easy to maintain, reliable, and ready for long-term use.
From the ILS Plan to maintenance data, training materials, and spares provisioning prove that your system is supportable over its full life.
In defence and other high-risk industries, poor support planning leads to equipment that breaks down often or takes too long to fix. Oh, we forgot to mention that it costs more to run, eating into your profits
Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability (RAM) Analysis shows how often systems fail, how fast they can be fixed, and how ready they are. Basically, it guides planning and support.
When military systems fail, lives and missions are at risk. Keeping complex tools and machines ready takes more than good design. It takes strong planning, smart support, and the right people, parts, and data in place. So, what is the purpose of Integrated Logistic Support in military projects?
The supportability engineering process is a series of planned steps to ensure a system can be maintained, repaired, and supported throughout its life
In the oil and gas industry, equipment downtime can be costly, impacting productivity and increasing operational expenses. With assets spread across large sites and often operating in harsh conditions, ensuring equipment remains in top condition is essential. The question is: how can businesses in the sector maximise equipment uptime and prevent costly disruptions?
Explaining what Engineering Support Systems are, can be tricky, especially to someone who has little experience
Explaining what Engineering Support Systems are, can be tricky, especially to someone who has little experience
FMEA is a method used to find and study possible failures in a system, product, or process. It looks at how something might fail, what happens if it does, and how likely it is to occur. Teams rate failures based on severity, frequency, and how easy they are to detect. This helps them focus on the most serious risks.
Explaining what Engineering Support Systems are, can be tricky, especially to someone who has little experience
Cyber-attacks come in many different forms, and they can be large-scale, aimed at corporations, utilities, and government while small and medium-scale attacks target you, your family, and perhaps your business.
Are you seeking effective supportability solutions for your engineering projects? Ensuring that complex systems are reliable, maintainable, and cost-effective throughout their lifecycle is a significant challenge.
Adaptability is not just an asset, it is a necessity, at Quorum, we are a company known for its commitment to client-centric solutions, and we recently made a key decision to relocate our premises. This move isn’t merely about a change of address; it is a strategic enhancement designed to foster deeper client relationships and optimise operational efficiency.
The Grand Paris Express is a complete transformation of Paris’ transport network. Designed to improve connectivity, ease congestion, and support sustainable urban growth, this fully automated metro system introduces new challenges in operations, maintenance, and long-term supportability.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shaking up the engineering world, bringing both game-changing opportunities and some serious challenges and it is forcing the industry to adapt in real-time. We want to take a look at the good, the bad, and the unpredictable when it comes to AI’s immediate influence on engineering, especially in the UK defence sector.
At Quorum, we pride ourselves on delivering high-impact solutions across various industries, leveraging the extensive experience of our consultants. With a foundation in the Defence industry, we bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every project.
At Quorum, we pride ourselves on delivering high-impact solutions across various industries, leveraging the extensive experience of our consultants. With a foundation in the Defence industry, we bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every project.
As the festive season approaches, we at Quorum Integrated Logistic Support want to take this opportunity to reflect on the year and express our heartfelt gratitude.
At Quorum, we pride ourselves on delivering high-impact solutions across various industries, leveraging the extensive experience of our consultants. With a foundation in the Defence industry, we bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to every project.
Without the right training, even the most skilled professionals can find themselves overwhelmed. Missed opportunities, operational downtime, and frustrated stakeholders become the norm.
At Quorum Integrated Logistic Support, our system that unifies, streamlines, and strengthens every piece of your system or product, we turn chaos into clarity. Quorum’s tailored solutions simplify complex engineering challenges into a smooth, synchronised operation that empowers your team to do what they do best: deliver. Eliminate the obstacles and boost efficiency, by choosing to work with Quorum.
At its core, supportability engineering focuses on proactive planning and optimisation, enabling businesses to reduce downtime, and improve operational performance. Its methods are applicable to a wide range of industries, offering solutions to long-term efficiency challenges.
At Quorum, we provide Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) services that optimise both the performance and cost-efficiency of systems throughout their lifecycle. But the real question is, does your next project need a supportability expert?
At Quorum, we specialise in Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) / Supportability Engineering, helping companies streamline their operations.
As Supportability Engineers, our role extends far beyond just ensuring systems are functional—we focus on how those systems can be maintained, repaired, and supported throughout their entire Life Cycle.
At Quorum, we don’t just work for the company, we are the company. As an Employee-owned Trust (EOT), each of us is an integral part of the business, which means the success of Quorum is a direct reflection of the effort we put in.
Cyber-attacks come in many different forms, and they can be large-scale, aimed at corporations, utilities, and government while small and medium-scale attacks target you, your family, and perhaps your business.
ILS was developed for improving the asset management for the Defence Industry. But are we missing out on its potential value for non-defence applications?
During World War I, the most widely used class of submarine by Britain was the E-class, primarily designed for patrolling and attacking enemy vessels!
Richard spent eight-and-a-half years in the Royal Signals, where he excelled in network engineering, training, and systems operations
On June 18, 2023, five passengers entered the Titan and began their dive in hopes of observing the Titanic wreck. Approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes into the dive, contact with the submersible was lost.
ILS was developed for improving the asset management for the Defence Industry. But are we missing out on its potential value for non-defence applications?
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A Christmas Message from Trevor Hirst (Operations Director)
Christian Coombes – Senior Consultant
Jim Cairney – Principal Consultant
Nick Byne – Senior Consultant
Amanda Bailey – Programme Support
Ady Clarke – Principal Consultant
Gareth Brien – Consultant
Rob Starkey – Principal Consultant
Ian Rees – Commercial & Finance Director
Quorum welcome another new member to the team.
Steve Reed has decided to leave the Quorum team.
Opportunities for your business
Jim Cairney re-joins the Quorum team.
Should the Private Sector be influenced by the Military?
Information security is our priority.
2020 miles – combined running & cycling
Jess Bailey has decided to leave the Quorum team.
Enrichment activities for Lucy O’Shaughnessy
How BREXIT may impact on Engineering
The application of supportability engineering into the renewables sector
British Science Week
Fantastic HNC Results
Engineering Insight
Inspiring Young Engineers
Well done Jess Bailey!
Well done Jess Bailey!
Inspiring Young Engineers
Engineering delivery partner for DE&S
Quorum receives Bronze Award
Trevor Hirst has successfully completed his professional registration to become a Chartered Engineer.
Rob Starkey re-joins the Quorum team.
Kate Edwards achieves an outstanding result with her OU module.
Jess Bailey starts her Engineering Degree Apprenticeship.
Trevor Hirst is appointed as a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering & Technology.
Kate Edwards starts her Bachelor of Engineering Degree.
